Homo Sapiens

The film centers on Nicanor, his wife, and their in-laws as they navigate the complexities of their relationships while watching Cuban television. Set within a single twenty-minute shot, it presents a dialogue-driven exploration of contrasting political beliefs between Nicanor, a supporter of the Revolution, and his father-in-law Damián Rodríguez, a former Batista supporter.

The interactions between the characters reveal deep-rooted conflicts and the struggle for reconciliation, with the two women attempting to mediate the situation. Despite the seemingly irreconcilable differences, the family finds themselves needing to come together each night. This unique narrative style and the film's focus on family dynamics offer an interesting perspective on Cuban culture and politics during this era.